Whispers of the Inner Path
Psalms 142:1-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 142 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
David cries aloud to the LORD, pours out his trouble, and confesses an overwhelmed spirit. He trusts that God sees the path and guards him from hidden snares.
Neville's Inner Vision
To my accustomed ear, Psalms 142:1-3 speaks the language of inner awakening. The LORD is not a distant judge but the I AM within, your unconditioned awareness in action. When the voice cries out, it is the will of consciousness turning toward itself, calling for a shift rather than a concession. The pouring out of complaint is the surface movement of feelings, yet beneath it lies an inner recognition you are not trapped by circumstance but being brought to a new idea of yourself. When the spirit is overwhelmed you are simply witnessing a moment when old assumptions hold no lasting sway; the path is seen, not forced. Thou knewest my path becomes a revelation that the next step is known by the inner self that watches all movement. The snare they fear is the belief that you are separate from your own awareness, a belief that can be revised in the imagination. Answer with a serene, unwavering conviction I am the awareness that knows the way, and I choose the reality that aligns with that knowing. Imagination completes the journey, and relief follows.
Practice This Now
Practice: sit quietly, close your eyes, and repeat in present tense, I AM the Way; I know my path now. Feel the certainty as if it is already real, and notice a sense of relief guiding your next step.
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